Breville FoodCycler LWR550 Instruction Book page 3

• Do not cover the air vents while
the FoodCycler is operating.
• Never use the FoodCycler
without the bucket in place
correctly.
• Never use the FoodCycler with
an empty bucket.
• Never touch the inside of the
FoodCycler while it is operating
as it is very hot.
• Always operate the FoodCycler
on a stable and heat resistant
surface. Do not use on a cloth-
covered surface, near curtains or
other flammable materials.
• When using the FoodCycler,
provide sufficient clearance
(minimum 20cm) above and on
all sides for air circulation.
• Hot air is released through the
air vents on the rear side of the
FoodCycler during operation.
Always keep your hands and
face at a safe distance from the
hot air and from the air vents.
• Never use the FoodCycler
without the rear air outlet cover
installed as the inner accessible
surface of the FoodCycler is very
hot during, and sometime after,
operation.
• Never attempt to remove the
security seal sticker or open the
side cover of the FoodCycler.
Warranty void if seal is removed
or damaged. Misuse may cause
injury.
• Before starting to operate the
FoodCycler each time, clean
any dirt or food residue on the
external surface of the bucket
and the surface of the heating
plate.
• The FoodCycler is designed for
processing household FOOD
WASTE only. Do not add non-
food waste to the FoodCycler.
• Do not fill the bucket with hard
food waste such as hard bones
or other similar hard food waste
as it may damage the bucket
and the FoodCycler.
• Do not over-fill the bucket past
the 'Fill line' marked on the
interior of the bucket.
• Do not pack down food waste to
keep it beneath the fill-line once
full. Overloading the bucket
may cause a jam and damage
the motor and FoodCycler.
• Do not place anything on top of
the FoodCycler.
• Do not place any part of the
FoodCycler in the dishwasher
except the bucket.
• To prevent burns or personal
injury, always use protective
hot pads or insulated oven
mitts when inserting,
removing or handling items
from the FoodCycler when
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